Lavender Patterned Isabel Laced

Coopacabana

Chirping
8 Years
Jan 19, 2012
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Seattle, Washington




I was messing around on the genetics calculator and 'created' this by putting lavender on gold laced. I think it's so pretty...has anyone ever seen it on a real chicken? If I had the resources I'd try my hand at this lavender patterned isabel laced with some orpingtons. Anybody want to do it for me? lol After all there are lav & gl orps...
 
I hope somebody's doing it! I love isabel coloring with lavender. I wish I could see an isabel buff columbian, and an isabel wheaten as well...
 
I am doing this with orpingtons! Actually, I'm crossing in mottleds to try to get porcelains too. But I do have hens that have the yellow and lavender lacing already. I'd also like to get a partidge pattern diluted the same way.
 
Just remember that unless you're working with a well-patterned, good quality E^R based laced bird it won't turn out to look like that, instead, the tail will be solid, the neck won't be quite as well defined, and the fluff also will show out as a more general lavender than a complementary midtone.
 
I hope somebody's doing it! I love isabel coloring with lavender. I wish I could see an isabel buff columbian, and an isabel wheaten as well...

Here's a photo i found on the net of isabel wheaten. One of my favorite breeds and one of my new favorite colors:

edited to add the pictured roo is a project ameraucana.


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I am doing this with orpingtons! Actually, I'm crossing in mottleds to try to get porcelains too. But I do have hens that have the yellow and lavender lacing already. I'd also like to get a partidge pattern diluted the same way.

Yay!!! please post some pics if you have time...the partridge thing sounds cool!



Just remember that unless you're working with a well-patterned, good quality E^R based laced bird it won't turn out to look like that, instead, the tail will be solid, the neck won't be quite as well defined, and the fluff also will show out as a more general lavender than a complementary midtone.

It's so great to have all this information being shared.
 
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